Formula One cars aren’t like your average fast cars. The single-seat cars have no roof, and have the engine behind the Formula One driver. The cars are used only for F1 racing events and must adhere to strict regulations, including the racing team constructing the vehicles themselves – kind of like the old days of go-kart street racing – with some outsourced help for design and manufacturing.

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For enthusiasts, the build of the car is part of the fun. But for the rest of us, we just want to know who drives what colour car.

HERE IS YOUR GUIDE ON WHO IS DRIVING WHAT AT THIS WEEKEND’S RACE

Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One

Car colour: grey and green Lewis Hamilton #44 (our pick for podium finish) Nico Rosberg #6 (our pick for podium finish)

Mercedes-AMG Petronas

Scuderia Ferrari

Car colour: red and white Sebastian Vettel #5 (our pick for podium finish) Kimi Raikkonen #7

Scuderia-Ferrari

Williams Martini Racing

Car colour: White, red and blue Felipe Massa #19 Valtteri Bottas #77

Williams Martini F1

Red Bull Racing

Car colour: Dark blue, yellow and red Daniel Ricciardo #3 Daniil Kvyat #26

Red Bull Racing

Sahara Force India F1 Team

Car colour: White, black and orange Sergio Perez #11 Nico Hülkenberg #27

Team Force India F1

Scuderia Toro Rosso

Car colour: Royal blue and red Max Verstappen #33 Carlos Sainz #55

Toro Rosso F1

Sauber F1 Team

Car colours: blue and yellow Marcus Ericsson #9 Felipe Nasr #12

Sauber F1

McLaren Honda

Car colour: red and black Fernando Alonso #14 Jenson Button #22

McLaren Honda F1

Haas F1 Team

Car colours: Silver, black and red Romain Grosjean #8 Esteban Gutierrez #21

Hass F1

Manor Racing

Car colour: Blue, orange and white Pascal Wehrlein #94 Rio Haryanto #88

Manor racing

Renault Sport Formula 1 Team

Car colour: Black and yellow Kevin Magnussen #20 Jolyon Palmer #30

Renault F1

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